UM ZEUS Laser Facility

ZEUS (Zettawatt-Equivalent Ultrashort pulse laser System) at the University of Michigan, will be the most powerful laser in the U.S. #NSFfunded

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ZEUS is #hiring a Laboratory Technician. Know anyone who might be interested?
https://t.co/VyksivQUBc

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Follow the path of the ZEUS laser in this new flythrough video! https://t.co/0P8gKD3Xhd

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Installation continues at ZEUS! Large size transport optics and a deformable mirror were installed in Switch Yard #4

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Rich Anthony and Grant Young, Laboratory Engineers at ZEUS, part of the team installing a 20" mirror into the low profile mount that was put into the chamber in Target Area 1.

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Congratulations, Prof. Carolyn Kuranz!

“Carolyn is an outstanding researcher, teacher, mentor, and colleague and NERS is a better place due to her contributions,” said NERS Chair @ToddAllen5. “She greatly deserves this award.”

https://t.co/C3GgYdbLdm

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@UMich @UMengineering @BBC_Future Follow the ZEUS Laser Facility @UmichZ for more updates!

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The @UMengineering Zeus laser system, which will be the most powerful laser in the US, was featured in a @BBC_Future article discussing how the world's highest-power laser systems can unlock secrets of the cosmos. https://t.co/XCYTQhuoki @UMichZ

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@BBC_Future covers @UmichZ, the most powerful laser in the U.S. [click image for story 🔽] https://t.co/uHGAO4BJvn

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Day 1 at APS DPP!

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ECE celebrated research and community with Family Fun night featuring research stations from @LurieNanofab & @UmichZ, student team demos such as @masa_rockets rocket showcase, carnival attractions, including the chance to dunk a professor, & more! 🎪✨
https://t.co/WNP2hCXfEi

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Carolyn Kuranz, ZEUS Co-PI, has received the Rackham Faculty Achievement Award. This esteemed recognition acknowledges Kuranz's exceptional contributions to research, teaching, mentorship, and service. https://t.co/TSrlmYLNbz
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Learn more about ZEUS, the most powerful laser in the U.S., now open @UMich! @CBSDetroit interviews ECE Research Scientist John Nees and @NobelPrize laureate and ECE Prof. Emeritus Gérard Mourou. @UmichZ @UMengineering @NSF
https://t.co/e0OoljOs1O

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ZEUS Facility Town Hall Meeting

Monday, November 20th at 11 am Eastern Time, ZOOM 
Register for the town hall- https://t.co/7oaoA7yFm1

We will present on the facility capabilities and the call for proposals for the 2024-25 cycle.

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https://t.co/fQ9LQgCOZY

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Gerard Mourou, 2018 Nobel Laureate in Physics and founding director of the Center for Ultrafast Optical Science at the University of Michigan giving his remarks at the Grand Opening of the ZEUS faculty.

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It’s happening today! #grandopening

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Join Michigan Engineering and NSF in celebrating the Grand Opening of the ZEUS laser on this upcoming Monday, October 16, 2023, at the Ford Library, featuring remarks from Nobel laureate Gerard Mourou!

Please register your attendance [more info] https://t.co/Kz6hdSUTsB

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On Oct. 14, an annular #eclipse will be visible over much of the country. How cool is that! 😎

@NSF’s Lisa Winter will #takeovernsf Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 11 a.m. EDT to explain the science of solar eclipses and answer your questions.

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We had a great time at the ECE Family Fun Night! Kids and their families were able to make their own holograms, learn about plasma and understand why we wear glasses. #stemoutreach

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"Attosecond science has opened our eyes to almost the impossible - lightwave-driven electrons can be filmed to see electronic orbitals or even reactions in real time."

Read ECE Prof Mack Kira's Nature Reviews Materials article here:
https://t.co/nPKf1UDHKD